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Energy and Climate

by Marc Levitt
The Widening Vacuum of NEPA Law
Energy and Climate

by Lauren Teixeira
How California Regulated Itself Into an Energy Crisis
Energy and Climate

by Ted Nordhaus
After the Green Vortex
Energy and Climate

by Peter Cook & Seaver Wang
If Every Mineral Is Critical Then None Are
Energy and Climate

by Seaver Wang & Peter Cook
Washington Must Prioritize Mineral Supply Results Over Political Point Scoring
Energy and Climate

by Seaver Wang , Peter Cook & Lauren Teixeira
How Should We Interpret Chinese Critical Mineral Export Restrictions?
Energy and Climate

by Juzel Lloyd
Rethinking Island Energy Transitions
Energy and Climate

by Jonah Messinger
A Major Paper on Liquified Natural Gas Emissions Is Riddled with Errors
Energy and Climate

by Peter Cook & Seaver Wang
How Can a Financial Reserve Maintain Supply of Domestic Critical Minerals?
Energy and Climate

by Seaver Wang
No, Collecting Seafloor Metals Won't Wreck the Ocean Carbon Cycle
Energy and Climate

by Seaver Wang
Yes, Biden’s Chinese Clean Tech Tariffs Are Warranted
Energy and Climate

by Seaver Wang , Juzel Lloyd , Alex Trembath & more
Will The Inflation Reduction Act Beat Business as Usual?
Energy and Climate

by Nikki Chiappa & Seaver Wang
How The Federal Government Can Help Foster a Seafloor Metals Economy
Energy and Climate

by Seaver Wang , Peter Cook , Adam Stein & more
Updated Mining Footprints and Raw Material Needs for Clean Energy
Energy and Climate

by Seaver Wang , Juzel Lloyd & Peter Cook
The Clean Tech Opportunity Cost of Mine Opposition
Energy and Climate

by Peter Cook & Seaver Wang
Can The Mining Regulatory Clarity Act of 2023 Cut Red Tape Without Causing Problems?
Energy and Climate

by Peter Cook & Seaver Wang
Digging into the Clean Energy Minerals Reform Act
Energy and Climate

by Juzel Lloyd & Seaver Wang
Are There Enough Critical Minerals for Hydrogen Electrolyzers?

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